Vancityoutlaw

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Hey Everyone.

First time poster.

Setup:
- 4.5 x 6.5 x 7 Tent
- Two 600w MH, adjust a wing reflectors
- 24" light to plant distance
- 6" Fans intake/exhaust + A/C
- Environtmental controllor (75-78F, 40-48 RH)
- Blueberry clones
- Destiny dark matter soil
- No tea added yet

Anyways i over watered after i transplanted into 3 gallon pots. Im just wondering if this deficiency on the leave is due to the over watering issue.

Thanks for the input!

 

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Jimster

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What deficiency are you seeing? Things look pretty good to me... maybe a little light green in color, but that might just be a camera thing. What problems are you seeing? I see a few very minor spots on a few fan leaves, but I don't think that is anything to worry about.

 

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Nute splash maybe? Overall, they look pretty healthy. A little light green but that could be from lighting.

 

Vancityoutlaw

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Its just the fan leave and slight curling..

Maybe I'm just acting like a millenial mother with a new born

 

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Vancityoutlaw said:

Its just the fan leave and slight curling..

Maybe I'm just acting like a millenial mother with a new born

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AHhhh... the new mother syndrome!! Seriously, they don't look bad but don't over mother them... let them grow without being poked, prodded, and fed a varying diet. Keep it easy on nutes and don't over-water and chances are you will have a great plant a few months down the road.

 

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Ok

Jimster said:

AHhhh... the new mother syndrome!! Seriously, they don't look bad but don't over mother them... let them grow without being poked, prodded, and fed a varying diet. Keep it easy on nutes and don't over-water and chances are you will have a great plant a few months down the road.

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Ok sounds good to me!

 

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Could be bugs, going to need some close up pictures, check the plants closely with magnification yet? I'm looking at these white spots